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Papurau David Williams, Cyfreithiwr, Caernarfon.

Papers of David Williams, Solicitor, Caernarfon.

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XM/72/21.	1. Blanche Catherine Carden of Thelwall Hall, nr. Warrington. 2. John Morgan Jones of Waenfawr. TENANCY AGREEMENT for S.W. portion of Glynafon Estate, called Glynafon Issa for twelve months at a rent ... more	1893 Jan. 5
XM/72/22.	STATUTORY DECLARATION of William Hugh Owen of Caernarfon, estate agent re. title to Glynafon house and grounds. Plan.	1893 Jan. 9
XM/72/23.	1. Blanche Carden of Glynafon, Waenfawr. 2. Griffith Jones of Bryn Gwyrfai, Waenfawr, farmer 3. Peter Griffith Jones of the same, farmer. TENANCY AGREEMENT for farmhouse and out- buildings of the Glyn... more	1900 Oct. 24
XM/72/24.	ABSTRACT OF TITLE of Mrs. B.C. Carden to Glynafon, pa. Llanbeblig, 1879-1893.	1901
XM/72/25.	SUPPLEMENTAL ABSTRACT OF TITLE to hereditaments called Glynafon, pa. Llanbeblig, 1888-1892.	1901
XM/72/26.	SUPPLEMENTAL ABSTRACT OF TITLE of Mrs. B.C. Carden to hereditaments called Glynafon, pa. Llanbeblig, 1887.	1901
XM/72/27.	1. Charles de Winton Kitcat, formerly of St. Benedicts Rectory, Ardwick, City of Manchester, now of 7 Victoria St., City of Westminster, solicitor. 2. Blanche Catherine Carden of Glynafon, Waenfawr, p... more	1901 June 10
XM/72/28.	1. Richard Roberts of Panthowel, Llandegfan, farmer. 2. Metropolitan Bank (of England and Wales) Ltd. MORTGAGE of heredltaments called Glynafon, Waenfawr, to secure current account. On dorse: 1. As 2 ... more	1901 June 11
XM/72/29.	LETTER: W. Dawson Ainiger, Office of Woods & co, 1 Whitehall [London] S.W. to J.S. Laurie, esq., re crown rights on Plas Glynafon lands.	1913 April 19
XM/72/30.	CATALOGUE OF SALE of Plas Glynafon, with grounds, (area 28a. 1r. 13p.).	1913 April 26

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